Why is there a current sound when the computer host is connected to the speaker?

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1. The screws of the speaker are not tightened and are loose, resulting in the inverted phase tube not being properly processed. If the speaker plays too loudly, mechanical noise will be generated.


2. The connection cable between the computer host and the speaker is caused by poor contact.


3. Affected by the interference of stray electromagnetic waves, the wireless devices, crossovers and audio wires placed next to the computer speakers will cause them to produce electric noise.


4. The potentiometer has been used for too long, resulting in poor contact between the metal brush and the diaphragm, and noise during rotation.


5. The output power of the speaker's amplifier is relatively small, and if the volume is too high, it will also cause current noise.


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